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AI for Content Creators

So you've learned to yap. Now let's build your AI content team.

You didn't become a creator to spend four hours editing one video.

AI for Content Creators shows you how to build your own AI content team: a strategist, a scriptwriter, a video editor, a designer, a publisher, a community manager, an analyst and a partnerships manager. All of them running on Claude. None of them on your payroll.

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A smiling creator filming a video on her phone through a ring light

The problem

Let's talk about your Tuesday.

You sat down to film. Then you remembered you needed a script. Then a hook. Then you went looking for an idea, fell down a three-hour rabbit hole of other people's Reels, felt vaguely bad about yourself, and posted nothing.

Or you did film. And then you had to edit it. Cut the ums. Cut the take where the dog barked. Add captions, word by word. Make a vertical version, a square version, a thumbnail. Upload it to YouTube, then Instagram, then TikTok, typing a different caption into each one. Then reply to 40 DMs. And chase that brand who said “let's chat” in August.

Creating the content is the part you love. Everything around it is what wears you down.

And yes, you've tried AI. You asked it for an Instagram caption about your morning routine and got back something so beige it could've been written by a bank.

So you went back to doing all of it yourself. At midnight.

The turn

Most creators use AI as a chatbot. You're about to give it a job.

Ideas and captions are the warm-up. Claude can also open your raw footage, cut it, caption it, turn one long video into five Shorts, pull a thumbnail from your best frame, and post the lot to your accounts through your browser.

It does all that well once it knows you: your audience, your voice, your best posts, the words you'd never be caught dead using, your fonts, your colors, how you like your videos cut.

That's what you build in this course: a team that thinks like you, sounds like you and works while you film.

AI as a chatbot

The warm-up

  • Ideas
  • Captions

AI with a job

  • Cuts your raw footage
  • Captions it
  • Turns one long video into five Shorts
  • Pulls a thumbnail from your best frame
  • Posts the lot to your accounts

Meet your team

Every module hires one team member and ends with them working on your actual account, with your actual footage, the same week.

  1. Module 0

    The Studio

    Your Creator Brain, a Studio folder your team works from, and one golden rule: nothing goes public without your yes.

  2. Module 1

    Your Voice

    A voice guide and banned-phrase list every team member follows, so your best friend can't tell which caption you wrote. (Try it on them. Watch them squint.)

  3. Module 2

    The Strategist

    A 30-day content calendar built from what's working in your niche and the questions your audience keeps asking you. Blank-page panic: canceled.

  4. Module 3

    The Scriptwriter

    Hooks that stop the scroll, scripts built for the 60–180 second sweet spot, and shot lists your editor can follow.

  5. Modules 4 and 5

    The Editor

    Drop in your raw footage. Get back a cut video with the ums, silences and bad takes gone, captions in your brand style, zoom-ins, music and motion text. Then watch it turn one long video into five Shorts, reframed and ready.

  6. Module 6

    The Designer

    A brand kit, thumbnails pulled from your best frames with three variants to pick from, carousels, and AI voiceovers in your own voice if you want them.

  7. Module 7

    The Publisher

    Platform-ready titles, captions and hashtags for each app. Then Claude uploads your video to YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, adds the copy and thumbnail, and schedules it. You check it and press go.

  8. Module 8

    The Community Manager

    A DM reply bank in your voice, an inbox that sorts itself, and a weekly newsletter written in 20 minutes.

  9. Module 9

    The Analyst

    Upload your analytics and find out what your best posts have in common. Stop guessing. Start doubling down.

  10. Module 10

    The Partnerships Manager

    Price yourself off your views, build a media kit brands take seriously, and send ten pitches that get replies.

  11. Module 11

    The Producer

    The one who runs everyone else. Drop raw footage into a folder and come back to an edited video, Shorts, thumbnails, copy and scheduled drafts, all lined up for your approval. Plus a trend report in your inbox every Monday that you didn't have to ask for.

Your new week

  1. Monday

    Your trend brief is waiting. Pick your ideas. Your Scriptwriter drafts the scripts.

  2. Tuesday

    Film. Drop the files in your Studio folder. Go have lunch.

  3. Wednesday

    Your edits, Shorts, thumbnails and captions are ready. Watch them once. Ask for tweaks.

  4. Thursday

    Approve. Everything is scheduled across three platforms in one sitting.

  5. Friday

    Your stats check lands. Your newsletter draft is waiting. Pitch a brand.

  6. The weekend

    Remember those?

The math

What's your time worth?

If your team gives you back even five hours a week, that's 260 hours a year. That's six and a half working weeks.

Six and a half weeks to film more. Pitch more. Or, wild idea, have a fun weekend.

Who it's for

This is for you if:

  • You're building an audience on Instagram, TikTok or YouTube (any size, including zero)
  • You spend more time editing, uploading and admin-ing than creating
  • You've only ever used AI to brainstorm, and you suspect it can do a lot more
  • You'd rather eat your ring light than learn to code
  • You want brand deals and need to look like a business to get them

This isn't for you if:

  • You want AI to invent videos of you without you filming anything
  • You're a developer looking for technical depth
  • You want a 500-prompt PDF to scroll through once and forget

What's inside

Everything you need to hire, train and run your AI content team. Click a module to peek inside.

AI for Content Creators · Course
Module 0

Now playingThe Studio

Your Creator Brain, a Studio folder your team works from, and one golden rule: nothing goes public without your yes.

In this module

  • WatchShort lessons, 5–15 minutes each
  • Set it upImport the ready-made skill or template
  • Hand it overRun it on your own content

Ends with your new team member working on your real account

60 Short lessons

5–15 minutes each. Watch one with your coffee.

52 Templates and ready-made skills

Import the editing, Shorts, thumbnail, copy, upload and pipeline skills and use them the same day. Plus prompts, spreadsheets, a media kit, a rate calculator and pitch emails.

Your own footage and accounts, not a demo

Every exercise uses your real videos, your real niche and your real audience.

Lifetime updates

AI and the platforms change monthly. When they do, the lessons get re-recorded.

Leanne smiling in a room full of colorful lights

Who's teaching you

Hi, I'm Leanne.

I'm a Venture Builder who uses AI a ton to build, launch and scale new businesses, as well as to run our internal operations. My secret? Finding systems that do the heavy lifting, then getting out of their way.

Now I teach non-technical people how to use AI for real, useful things at @learnwithleanne.ai. No jargon. No “it's so easy!” when it isn't. Just what works, what doesn't and what to check before you hit post.

Every workflow in this course is one I run on my own channel. I built it because I watched talented creators burn out on the boring stuff. You're meant to be making things, not drowning in edits, uploads and captions.

What people say

  • I've got most of a day back every week

    Before: Mondays were scheduling, captions, thumbnails, replies. All me. After the content creators course: I film, my Claude setup does the rest and waits for my OK. I'm not exaggerating when I say I've got most of a working day back every single week.

    — Dan, YouTuber, 40k subs
  • Wish someone had explained it like this years ago

    I'd tried ChatGPT, got some mediocre captions out of it, and decided it wasn't for me. Then I did Leanne's free training on a Tuesday night and by Thursday I'd handed over my entire weekly newsletter. Not “got help with”. Handed over. I'm still a bit annoyed nobody explained it like this sooner.

    — Rachel, newsletter writer
  • Worth every penny

    No fluff, no theory lecture. We built the thing, it ran, I went home. That's it. Best money I've spent on a course and I've spent a lot.

    — Marcus, bookkeeper
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AI for Content Creators

  • 60 lessons across 12 modules
  • 52 templates and ready-made skills
  • Your full AI content team: strategy, scripts, editing, design, publishing, community, analytics and brand deals
  • Lifetime access and updates

I'll email you the moment enrollment opens. Unsubscribe any time.

The guarantee

Try it for 14 days. If your first AI-edited video doesn't save you time, get your money back.

Set up your studio, build your voice guide, film one video and let your Editor cut and caption it. If it hasn't saved you time compared with editing it yourself, email me within 14 days and I'll refund you. No forms, no awkward questions.

[Confirm refund terms before launch]

Questions? Answered.

Do I need to be techy?

Not even slightly. If you can send an email, you can do this course. You never touch a terminal: Claude installs and runs the editing tools itself and asks your permission at each step. Every lesson is screen-recorded click by click.

Which Claude plan do I need?

A paid plan (Pro or above). Video editing happens in the Claude desktop app's Code tab and posting happens through Claude in Chrome, and neither is on the free plan. Module 0 walks you through setup.

Can Claude edit my videos?

Yes. It cuts your raw footage, removes silences and retakes, adds captions, music, zooms and motion text, reframes for each platform, and turns long videos into Shorts. It works from your transcript and stills from your footage, so you'll always watch the final edit once before it posts. For heavily stylized edits, plenty of creators still finish in CapCut or Descript, and the course shows you when that makes sense.

Can it make videos without me filming?

No. Claude edits what you film. It doesn't create footage of you or AI avatars. If you want AI voiceovers in your own voice, Module 6 connects ElevenLabs.

Will it post without asking me?

Only if you tell it to. Every publishing workflow in the course ends with you approving the post. You decide what, if anything, runs on autopilot.

Which platforms can it post to?

YouTube, Instagram and TikTok, using each platform's own website and scheduler. YouTube can also be set up to post hands-free; Module 7 walks you through it.

What computer do I need?

A Mac or Windows computer that runs the Claude desktop app and Chrome, with room for your footage (50GB free is comfortable).

I already use ChatGPT. Why Claude?

Claude can work directly on the files on your computer and in your browser, which is how it edits and posts for you. It also has Projects that remember your context, saved skills, scheduled tasks and connections to Gmail and Google Drive. Plenty of what you learn carries over to other tools too.

Will my content sound like AI?

Not if you do Module 1. That's the entire reason Module 1 exists.

How long does it take?

About 8.75 hours of video and 14 hours of doing, most of it on your own content. One module a week gets you through in three months. Motivated people finish in a month.

I'm just starting out with zero followers. Is this too early?

It's the best time. You'll build the team before you need it, instead of scrambling to hire one at 50K.

What if the features change?

They will. AI and the platforms move fast. The course gets updated when they do, and you get every update free.

Stop editing at midnight.

Build your team once. Let it work on every video, every post, every pitch, every week.

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